LNG Canada Phase 2 faces a different investment landscape as costs and supply competition rise

LNG Canada ownership divestments: original stakes and sold or potential stake sales

LNG Canada Phase 2 aims to double the Kitimat facility’s export capacity to approximately 28 million tonnes annually, but its investment conditions differ from those of the first phase. Higher construction and financing costs, additional feedgas requirements and potential ownership changes complicate the expansion. New competing export capacity also raises questions about the market conditions the project will face. Why […]

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